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Best Free Things to Do in Canada

June 16, 2016 by DaveLeave a Comment

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People love free things, and visitors to Canada are not exceptions to this rule. Vacationers are forever looking for ways to get the maximum fun at a minimum cost. Fortunately, Canada is a loveable city that offers plenty of free ways to have fun. The free things you can do in Canada may be outdoor or indoor, adventurous or relaxing, child friendly or adult only. In brief, there is something for everybody and visitors can take their time to choose.
Some of the following can be experienced again and again.

Free Museums in Vancouver
Vancouver has plenty of free learning centers and museums for the knowledge hungry. You can spend all day at one of these museums without having to part with your hard-earned money. If you wish, you can donate to the Vancouver Art Gallery and the observatory near Space Center in Vanier Park, but you are not obliged to. The Burnaby Village Museum allows visitors free entry throughout the year.

Skinny Dipping at the Beach
You cannot leave Canada without enjoying the sun-kissed sands and waves, views of the mountain ranges, and the cool forests, all of which are available for free. If you have no issues with skinny dipping, head over to Wreck Beach, Vancouver’s official nudist beach.

Play Online Casino Games
While travelling to Canada, if you want to make some easy money, you can play in the best online casino Casino.com. This is a Playtech-powered online casino that is compatible with a wide range of devices, so you can relax on your bed and access it on your smartphone or tablet. You can play the games at Casino.com absolutely free of charge although you will have to register a real play account to play for real money and win the big jackpots.

Niagara Falls
You don’t have to pay anything to enjoy the sheer power and majesty of the Niagara Falls. Talk a walk by the gorge and take as many pictures as you like. To get the best of the Niagara Falls, schedule your visits for the evenings to enjoy the fireworks shows and special lighting effects.

Stephen Avenue Walk
You can enjoy a walk for free along the historic Stephen Avenue Walk, one of the most alive places in Calgary. Taste the food and check out the shops and boutiques. Enjoy the sight of old structures such as the Bay Company, the Bank of Montreal, and Old City Hall.

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